Court gave on "the temporal effect" of the Marckx judgment (para. 58) which reads: "... the principle of legal certainty ... dispenses the Belgian State from reopening legal acts and situations that antedate

On both occasions the patients’ lives could be saved by injection of an antidote following their transfer to hospital.

Georgakopoulos , Senior Adviser,       Delegate of Legal Council of State,   the Agent ,     Mrs K.

    The case concerning the execution of the principal judgment is currently pending before the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe. 6.

The hospital staff had therefore tried to animate M.K. through occupational therapy and recreational walks in the hospital grounds, which − on the basis of a well-documented medical order − he had been

    Sa mère affirme que la Régie hospitalière ne prit aucune disposition pour qu'il bénéficie d'autres soins à sa sortie de l'hôpital et pour qu'on lui donne un antidote à la diamorphine.

For example, persons exposed to pepper spray should be granted immediate access to a medical doctor and be offered an antidote.

    The applicants, Mr Danijel Gurdulić, Ms Katica Gurdulić, Mr Ivan Gurdulić, Ms Antica Gurdulić Šverko and Ms Adela Marangunić are Croatian nationals who were born in 1974 (the first applicant

The editor-in-chief of the magazine lodged an application with the Court in 2010 (see Anttila v.   Finland (dec.), no. 16248/10, 19 November 2013). 7.

For example, persons exposed to pepper spray should be granted immediate access to a medical doctor and be offered an antidote.

   Following the programme no complaints were made to the Radio Council, which had competence in such matters, or to Danmarks Radio but the Bishop of Ålborg complained to the Minister of Justice

    In its reports pertaining to its visits carried out in a number of member States of the Council of Europe, the CPT has made the following recommendations: -     Regarding the use

It found that the derogation laid down in the Personal Data Act concerning journalism, which had its origins in Directive 95/46/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on the protection of individuals